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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1887-08-26
NOTICE FOR PRE-EMPTIoN PROOF.

LAND OFFICE AT LEWISTON IDAHO,
August l5 1887.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of her intention
to make final proof in support OF her claim and
that said proof will be made before Fred Lucas
Clerk District Court, LIST Judicial District Idaho
Territory, ut his Office at Mt. Idaho, l. T., on
September 24. 1887 viz:
NAOMI l.. KERLEE. d. s., -
For the swL sell, sec Is tip 81 II, } e B. m
She names the following witnesses to prove
her continuous residence upon, and cultivation
Of said land. viz
william w. Stilwell, Washington l., Costley.
James Upton, Jennie Upton, all OF Grange
vile P. o.. /. T.
1915 FRANCIS F. PATTERSON. Register
The Washington critic., 1887-12-09
CONDENSED TELEGRANIs.

Hartman Plaag, the marshal of South
Peoria, ILL.,. has been indicted for the murder
of his father-in-law, John ColditZ, on the
evening of January 8, 1850.
A regiment of State militia has been Or
dered to Fairport, Ohio, where trouble is
expected with the striking ore-handlers.
The railway strike at Dayton, Ohio is
ended.
Brig Rocky Glen, 70 days from Turks
Island for Boston, arrived ut Lewes, Del.
yesterday with crew sick. Walter Swindlcr
second mate, died at sea.
George +. Mcneil has been nominated for
Mayor by the Labor party OF Boston.
Joseph D. Kelly of Philadelphia was ar
rested yesterday in New Haven, Conn.
charged with bigamy. He formerly lived in
Washington.
The next national meeting of the Union
Veteran Legion will be held at Youngstown,
Ohio, February %, 1888.
The winning horses at New Orleans rester.
day were Oyerton, Little Joe, buckeye and
Little Minnie.
A dynamite bomb was found yesterday on
the steps OF the Reformed Church at Ir, ing
ton, n. j.
The Samuel ]. Randall Club of Pittsbnrg,
Pa, has indorsed President Clcvcland's mes
sage.
Meredith Il Altman, bankers, of silvu
City, y. MI assigned yesterday.
Governor Perry of Florida is slightly in
disposed from malarial fever.
EX.Congressman n. G. Deerwjg of low
died yesterday.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-09
The R. and O. to New York.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 0.-Now that the date
has been fixed for the restoration of the
Reading Railroad to its stockholders, there
is renewed talk of project to build an elc-
waited road down to Ninth and Market
streets. That plans have been drawn for
such an extension is undoubtedly true.
They were drawn fifteen years ago, but the
Reading is no more able to make such q
costly Improvement now than it was then.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad continues
making improvements on its East Side con-
nection with the Reading, and it is said now
that when Mr.. Corbin takes full charge of
the Reading lines, arrangements will be
made for running the Il. and o. trains TO
New York. The u. and o. has succeeded in
building up good local trade on its line,
and building projects arc on hand that in
the spring will give it increased traffic.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-09
NO PRINCES FOR HIM.
General butler Reiuscs 10 Invite the Coun'
of Paris Here.

VI
NEW York, Dec. 9.--General Daniel
Butterhold recently wrote General II. T.
Butler inquiring if he would indorse the
selection and invitation of the "Comtc
de Paris" to deliver the address at the
reunion of the armies at Gettysburg in
July next The following is General
Buffers answer:
Yours asking my consent and sigma
turc to an invitation to the Comte dc
Paris to deliver the address mt Gcttys-
burg Ianswcrby telegraph as requested
] am too American, and, ! hope, too
much of a soldier of the war of the re-
bcllion to invite u Frenchman who, he
cause he was q prince, was
permitted to play soldier for his own
aggrandizement on the staff of cone
handing general in that war, and who,
as such officer, was NJ one time Mt tho
head Of that generals bureau OF inior-
nation, and for want OF knowledge Of
the pcculiarities Of our people, and the
idioms of our language, did his com-
mander,a happened TO know, great mis-
chief, TO speak for the Armies of the
United States at the reunion ut Gcttys-
burg. ! would rather agree 10 any officer
of the rank of Colonel or above, who
served through the war, to be such rep
roscntatiye of our soldiers
The Washington critic., 1887-12-09
ENTEnrRIsEs ON PAPER.
Another Underground Railway Scheme
for New York city.

for New York city.
NEW YoRK, Dec. "a new under
ground railway scheme has boon started,
making three such enterprises now be-
fore the New York publc--on paper,
The new scheme, has the New York
Central Railroad back Of IL, and If the
plans suggested are carried into effect
there will be n doublc-track underground
extension of the Central Road from the
Grand Central Station TO the Battery.
The motive power under ground will be
electricity.
There hns been no company organized
TO push this new scheme, but IL is be-
lieved that us soon as the city author
tiles begin work on the extension of
Elm street the new underground rail-
way way company will apply for articles
OF incorporation. The names Of Cor
nelius Vanderbilt, Chauncey NJ. Depew,
John Jacob Astor, the Lorillards and
Orlando b. Potter arc mentioned as
probable incorporators Of the new COM
pany, which will have S30,000,000 Of
capital. The two old underground rail-
way companies-thc Arcade and the
New York District-havc already begun
to show opposition TO the new scheme.
Mr. Dcpew on being interviewed
with regard to the project, said he knew
nothing about It. Mayor Hewitt had
not heard Of it. Mr.. Hazard, vice.
| president Of the Underground Railway
| Construction Company, pronounced IL a
hoax, and Henry ClGws said it was alb
surd. So that whatever truth there may
4 be in the matter, it has evidently not vel
! mntprialiypd
The Washington critic., 1887-12-09
DON nrCI,rNsoN NIAD.
lie Says His Ancestors We're America
From Away Back.

He Says His Ancestors We're American
From Away Back.
DETROIT, NIicn., Dec. 0.-Don NJ.
Dickinson was in rage yesterday over
the sketch and portrait of himself that
appeared in the Chicago Tribune. He
held the paper in his hand and said to
reporter who dropped in: Look at
that. am willing to forgive them for
that caricature Of myself which they
have put in as portrait, but when they
state that my father was born i'll Not
tingham, England, ! consider myself
personally outraged. My fathers an
cestors back to 1852 were all born in
this country. My fathers father was
with Washington during the Revolu-
tionary War, and my great grandfather
was with Wolfe on the plains of Abru-
ham. My father is now dead, and if
there is anything that would make him
turn in his grave, it would be this state
ment-that he was an Englishman."
Mr.. Dickinson threatened Detroit
paper with II libel suit for making a
| similar mistake.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-09
Amusement Notes,

Some of the actors in the "Deacon Eroiic"
Company, an English combination, ara
bruisers, and have not only got into severn
saloon rows, but have threatened all ncw
paper men with dire threats who say am
Thing to their discredit. 1--WE amt saying
wUrd, are WEI"
Miss Verona Jarbcnu has got herself int
the heroine ranks BY rsling her life n
other day to save child in front Of u lot,
motive, She saved it.
Stuart Robson used to be printer, but /
never was "iat take
7. 7. Barnum in his youth was Il count
storekeeper, and always advertised.
BARLEY Campbell's inst work was maxim
bricks, and poor BARLEY never got entire
over it.
John Mackay began life as n cash boy, bu.
not mt "Macy's, corner Fourteenth street and
SiNt aycnOo-C-a-s-hl"
Bob billiard was once broker und now
Bobbic
Mr.. 4, NJ. Palmer was at one time librarian
Of the New York Mercantile Library, which
accounts for his literary air al present.
When Lott0 used TO sing and dtUcc In tho
Sierra miuug camp, the niiuur never Scirru-
ously Thought she would bu great aClgc
aud am old maid.
II Is -aid more barber. become actors than
people of any other trade a certain lathcr
tude must be allowed this statement, how
ever.
When Ada Rchnn taught school in Con
necticgt, the bad boy, said there wasn't an,
trouble about her making her mark,
Augustin DAILY WAS Il Newspaper reporter
year ago, and Of course 1t was a daily paper.
Colonel 4. NJ Hill, business man for
shetcr & Dlakely's Novelty Company. at
Kcuan's next week, is In town getting
things ready
The Burmesterpetcrcn piano recital at
the l'uiycnuli-' Church, Wednesday even
Of Nmc, Dumcistcr was thoroughly eniGyci
by lovers of high class music, Although in
some numbers there was a luG, of,ymla'hr,
tAy technique was perfect, Tho second r,-
cital will be given next Wednesday evening
The Washington critic., 1887-12-09
A Noted Murdercss Dead.

LEXINGTON, KY, Dec, 9-Nlls. Rcbccca
Hall, wife Of the late Captain W. w, Hall Of
the U. 5. Secret Service, died here yesterday.
She was noted principally as the murderer
ON the night Of June 20, 1856. She claimed
TO have shot him in seli'delense and was NC,
ptittpl
The Washington critic., 1887-12-09
Result OF Domcstio Inlnhcity.

KEoKuK, Iowa, Dec 9.-Thomas Ellis
called ut the home of his wife at Montrusr,
ten miles from this city, yesterday, and With
out word of warning fired upon her with u
pistol, the ball lodging in the womans right
check. Thinking he had killed her Ellis
turned the weapon toward his own head,
fired and killed himself. Mrs, Ellis will re-
and on October u.s. 1887, Mrs. Ellis had fled
q petition for divorce, alleging that she was
married to him under his representation that
he was unmarried, whereas he had another
wife living,
The Washington critic., 1887-12-09
The Arthur XIII Bridgc.

NEW YoRK, Dec. 0.-Erastus Wiman says
that the long-talked-of railroad bridge across
the Arthur Kill is under contract TO be COM
pleted by the latter part of next June The
and large share of the iron sections of the
bridge is already completed. Mr.. Wiman
says that the bridge company includes inn
portnnt English railway interests, and is or
gani2ed on q solid business basis.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-09
Rubber Men Form n Trust.

NIw YoRR, Dec 0.-The manufacturers of
rubber boots and shoes have concluded the
formation of a trust The agreements have
been signed by the Boston Rubber Shoe
Company, l.. Il. Smith Rubber Company, l..
tnnduo Company, Never Rubber Company,
New Jersey Rubber Company. Para Rubber
Shoe Company and Millvillc Rubber Cone
pgny. 1t Is stated that the elect Of the trust
will not be TO the disadvantage of the con-
sumcrs. Though prices may he advanced,
the quality will be improved by the cessa-
lOn of cOmnetition.
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HonorInr the Dead Parsons.

New YoRH, Dec. o.-In small hall in the
rear of saloon at 6l2 East Filth street the
Anarchists last night held II ball. The
principal matter of interest, however, was
the rattle for u miniature tug boat made by
Anarchist Albert Il. Parsons while he was
incarcorated in Jail previous to his execution,
cents apiece. Ticket $50 won the prize.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-09
supcrintendnnt I.ombnrd,s Removal.

NEW York, Dec. 0.-TheWorld's Augusta,
Me-, dispatch says that Colonel Thomas
Lombard, superintendent of the Augusta
public buildings, received notice from Seorc-
tary Fairchild yesterdayof his removal from
the position. The announcement created
much surprise among Mr. Lombard friends
here. Colonel Lombard ascribes his removal
to misrepresentation which have been made
to the Department, and says that when Sec
rutary Fairchild finds out the facts he will
hp s,irnrispl
The Washington critic., 1887-12-09
A Noted Gang Run Down.

FoRT WoETH, TEX, Dec. 0,-Aftcr months
of watching and pursuit the ringlcaders of
the famous Brooking gang of thieves and
train-robbers have been landed in jail. The
scene of the depredations was in Childrcss,
Wilbarger, Baylor and adjoining portions of
the State.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-09
The Anarchists Ipcensed.

CHICAGO, ILL, Dee. o.--Police Captain
Lewis, in whose district most of the Chicago
Anarchists live, said yesterday that he had
private information TO the effect that tho
revolutionists are highly incensed at the au-
thorities for their interference with the pro-
posed benefit to the families of those who
were executed. The police, however, have II
complete list of all the places where they
meet
The Washington critic., 1887-12-09
A NInrlcrcr Resni,cd.

WILMScroN, Del, Dec. Ex-Governor Riggs
has respited jeremiah lIarrigan, whose last
respite would have expired to-day, TO the
last Friday in March, lsyi, Harrgnn killed
Dennis Shea, near HOckcssin, ON tho night
of September 10 1881. lie was convicted of
murder and sentenced to be hanged on
December 10, iss2. This makes his fourth
rcslite,
The Washington critic., 1887-12-09
Village ImperiIcd by Fire,

BIYGHANroS, N. Y, Dec. "a fire broke
out in Great Bend Village, Pa at about II
O'Clock last night and spread rapidly. Latest
advicos are to the effect that the entire de-
struction of the business portion Of the town
was threatened. The village officials tclc-
gaphed to this city for aid, aud tho fire de-
partment responded, sending II steamer and
many iircmCn.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-09
The Nlrht Arnins1 sir Lnhn.

KIS0sroN ONE, Dee p.-Ihc election
petition against the return Of Sir John A..
Macdonald as member for Kingston ha,
been abandoned. 10 is understood thu; Sir
John will now Ign the Carleton mombor-
ship and sit for Kingston.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-09
Lnnisyillr nrnl,crs Enll.

LOUISVILLE, Dee, 0.-Amos McLampbcll
& Co., brokers anddcalors ON margins, closed
their oilloe yesterday Branchc, in ST. Paul,
Minneapolis. New Orleans, Mobile and
Montgomery arc also involved. The entire
liabilities are placed al $1,000; assets moth
tftFr
The Washington critic., 1887-12-09
nIncl,mniIcr ConyIctcd,

NEW YoRE, Dec. o.--Charlcs J. Campbell,
indicted for having scnta Matchmaking let
on November :, was convicted yesterday and
/ sent to prison for two years and three
/ months
The Washington critic., 1887-12-09
Living ON Pcoplc's sympathy.

Joseph Spencer, alias Joseph Williams,
has been arrested by Detectives Mattlngly
and Wheeler, charged with two cases of
petit larceny. lie Is said 10 be an old nj
fender and hc WIS photographed for tho
Rogurs Gallery, Lately he has hpon work
people and after getting their confidence no
would yietimlze them
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He RECEIVES His Deserts.

BUFFALO, MISY., Dec. 0.-Lou Murray has
been convicted of enticing Miss Mary Syl-
vester into house of assignation in Mime
apolis and trying to outrage her and sem
fenced TO ten years imprisonment at hard
labor
The Washington critic., 1887-12-09
NEnrrlnnc Liccnses.

VIM, c, Sprig, and Louisa A. McHcnucr;
Henry L. Lewis and May C., Hayes; Edgar
". Cornwall and lucre,iu ~ Iu.yy Prince
William County; Charles GaslSins and Han
nah Robinson.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-09
Trottinr Men Expelled.

NEW ToRK, Dec. 0.-Edward Lally, owner
of the mare Belle Kidder alias "Gilbrcth
Maid" and Frank Carly and DR.. Hale were
yesterday expelled from the National
Trotting Association.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-09
A Enmilv ,iunOcnfcd,

PorrsrowN, Pa, Pee, 0,-rhc family of
Jane, Mayo, consisting of himself aud wife,
three children and Mls. John Miller, were
nearly sullucutul by coal gus yesterday
morning. The entire family Is in a critical
condition.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-09
Anrlion cdlch.
NIAyCEnY SALE OF yALrAgIE IMrnoyEp

RENf f.fHTE FAVE on On sEVRNPT Phs STREET, ' IN BR' iHH
TWEEN Z AND 7 sTREETS NORTHWEST,
INTliE CITY or WASHINGTON, d. G.
by virtue Of a decree of the supreme Court of
the District OF Columbia, passed on the 1lt day
Of December, A. U. 1880, In Equity Cause No
O,075, we will sell nt public auction, IN front Of
the premises, on 1UEsDAY, the SIXTH DAY or
H., tho following parcels Of land in square NUN
city OF Washington, District of Columbla
improved by four'story Brick building, known
as No. 5l3 18th street, and one story back build
ing, with Brick stable IN tlle. rear.
second. The south hnli Of lot numbered eleven
nI. improved by iiyostory Brick Building,
four-story Back Building aud a building in tho
Third. Part of lot numbered six ml
beginning for tho same at the northwest
corner OF. said lot. on, a thirty CiO) foot
thirty.avc t35j feet eleven II inches, thence
south about forty-four eiD feet to ten tom foot
alley, thence west about thrty.flvc G}ol lcot
eleven ID inclius, and thence to the beginning,
improved By u Brick stable.
The above property offers unusual Inducements
to persons desiring Investments In business
Terms of sale, as provided by the decree, arc
onc-fourth 20 cash, balance In ono 1), two ~,
and three (:il years, with interest from day Of
sale, for which notes will be required, or all cash,
ut option OF purchaser or purchasers. Upon eon'
| hrmation OF snlc and payment OF all purchase
ancing at cost of purchaser, II terms of sale arc
moi. complied with In ten QO) days tho Trustee.
| will resell at cost and risk of doiaultlng pur
chaser. Adeposit OF $500 euch in the first two
parcels and OF Sl00 in the third parcel Of ground
| will be required at time Of sale
| WILLIAM A. GORDON,l
$50 AZ II. n.w.
! REGINALD FENDALL,
Cor. ils 81. and La. ave. Trustees.
JAMES II. sANTLLE,
1fiD + st. n. W.
DUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneors.
| eT-THE ABOVE SALE IL POSTPONED by
order Of the Trustees until THURSDAY, DE
CEMBER lIF-rEENTii, at same hour and places
DUNCANSON BROS, Auotlonecrs.
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for Gdlc--Cots.

UNOR SALE-bUlLDIsG LOTS IN ALL PARTS
II of the city at prices ranging from 2bc to IS
por foot, on easy terms or for cash; some very
ino lots In northwest for single or block build
ings NORTH WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE
CO., 1920 II 1t nav
The Washington critic., 1887-12-09
EtuANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE real
" ESTATE ON BOUNDARY STREET, NO
DtO N w

the district OF Columbia, passed IN Equity cause
No lO82i will sell at public auction In front
of the promises, on SATURDAY, THE 10TH DAY
O'CLOCK r. NJ, the north fifteen feet front on
boundary street by n depth of eighty feet of lot
nine, in Wright g. Coxs subdivision of part of
Pleasant Plains, improved by two-story frame
house.
Terms of sale-one.third cash, balance in six
and twelve months from day Of sale In two equal
installments; the defcrted payments TO be Sc
cured by deed Of trust on said real estate, with
interest at six per cent. per annum, all cash at
option Of purchaser.
II terms OF sale be not complied with within
ten days after sale the property will be resold ut
risk and cost of deiaultlng purchaser.
A deposit of 500 will be required when prop
Of purchaser.
VI. PRESTON WILLIAMSON, Trustee,
Rooms "a and 30, st. Cloud Bldg.
WEEKS & CO., Auctioneers.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-09

FOR sALE-oN RHODE ISLAND AVE 10
room brick, mod imps, stable; price sS,500
FOR SALOON DUNBARToN AVE, FRAME,
al,5o0; ON Congress st, frame, $1,000.
FOR SALOON NEW YORK AVE, 3-SToRY
brick, 10 rs mod imps; 2-story stable price
only S6,25O.
FOR sALE-8 BRICK HOUSES ON LINE BELT
II, now paying 10 per cent; price S8,750.
FOR SALE-SEVERAL NEW 7-ROOM BRICK
houses, near 18th ST cars, cheap at $4,000.
Iowa Circle. 2ixSO IT, wide alley; price so,oOO.
FOR sALE-2Ox120 FIT ON 1dTH ST, SMALL
brick house, cheap, $4,000.
Lot on 10th st, 21I6xs0 It, only So 90 per 50 #.
Three lots on st near 1dth, each 17x7O #;
price per It only S1.3O.
Beautiful lot OH N IL ave, 90 It front; price per
it. S175.
FOR sALE--sPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR
builder--15 lots In s W section, near Smith
sonian; enough front for ~ houses; cheap and
terms easy
FOR sALE--ELEGANTL LOT, ST, NEAR 10TH,
10 # front; cheap ut the price; per II, s1.50.
Cheap lots In Takoma Park, Forest Glen Mt.
Pleasant, Columbia Heights, Hyuttsvlle and
other suburbs
FOR REM
On X st, 13.room brick house, handsomely
furnished, good 2-story stable; per month $3.50
Broom brick, near Conn ave, elegantly fur
nishod; per month, SlOO.
Good stable IN alley between 18th and 18th
and q and Corcoran sts per month $40.
Money In sums to suit on real estate security.
Don't forget the iltine and place
The Washington critic., 1887-12-09
T,oR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

U'OR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
10 acres at Ardwick station, on d. and p. r.
r., s miles from the city; price $50 per acre.
13O acres adjoining the above, beautifully To-
Gated for subdivision; price S35 per acre.
G5 acres, improved in Prince George County,
Nd; price $4,000.
102 acres, nine miles out; price s2,s00.
40 acres d. c., 2>a miles from Boundary; price
$500 per acre.
TIIOs. A. MITCHELL,
D,Sl Il ST n w
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LNOli SALE-

J10R SALE
l. A Beautiful fIomc of 10 acres at Chantilly,
Va, is miles from city; improvements cost So
600; can be bought for $4,000.
FORTY ACRES, 20 In timber, d'room Frame
House, outbulldings, spring and fruit Z miles
from city, u mile from railroad station. only
81 800.
TWELVE ACRES, "a miles from AQueduct
Bridge, broom Frame House, new; good out
buildings, fruit and vineyard; $4,000.
TWENTY ACRES, adjoining Arlington, on
line of Mt. Vernon ave; hnCst possible view OF
city cheap and good terms.
ONE HUNDRED ACRES, adjoining Mt. Yer
non, two largo orchards, well watered, 13room
House, large barn and all outbuildngs, in first
class condition; $50 per acre.
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN ACRES, one
mile from station on Met. Br.; good buildings
and fruit; 20 miles from city; only $50 per acre.
TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHTEEN ACRES, .
miles from Boyd's Station, ON Met. Br;, 20 miles
from city: S.room House, barns, well watercd
and fenced; only S15 per acre.
TWELVE AND 4 HALF ACRES, II miles
from city, on Rockville turnpike, n mile from
Windham station, Met. lr.; good Frame House
OF rooms, neat outbudngs, fruit, otc.; $3.50.
-FOUR ACRES, In Falls Church; brand new
and elegantly built 2story and Mansgrd Frame
House of IA rooms, with every possible conve-
nienco; five minutes walk from II. Il. station;
churches and schools vi highest order, stores,
ETC.; 81 800 on good terms,
The Washington critic., 1887-12-09
EOn SALE.

Fon SALE
A black diagonal Prince Albert coat and vest,
in good condition.; lroastmcasuro about 81
inches price $3.50. Apply at No. 2a3 9th st Sc,
NOR SALE - ONE COUPE AT A BARGAIN;
party leaving the city, also for sale one glass
quarter coupe and rockaway; also a horse,
phaeton and harness; these articles must be sold,
Apply at WIN. Il. GEYER'S Carriage Repository,
d06 Pa ave W.
TNOR sALE-CHEAP-A NEW HOME SEWING
1 machine, very little used and In perfect or.
der, by party leaving tho city Call at le28
9th ST. W.
ORSAlE-ONB MIDDLE.sIZlD BAsE-BuENER
stove, little used; two small heating and one
Cook stove; one large top desk; all IN good order
Apply ut 1429 11th stnw.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-09
pY DuYcASsos BROS, Auc1IoSrERs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AMI
LOTS on NEW JERSEY AVE. SOUTHEAST

ID
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND
LOTS ON NEW JERSEY AVE. SOUTHEAST.
by virtue Of deed of trust duly recorded in
liber No. 1925, folio 2S2 ct seq, ono OF the land
records for the District OF Colunhnl will sell on
SATURDAY, the SEVENTEENTH day of
DECEMBER, a. ID. 1887, ut 4;30 O'Clock p. m,
In front OF the premises, all the right, title and
Interest OF the parties signing said trust In and
to nll those certain pieces or parcels Of ground
situate and lying In the city Of Washington, i'll
tho District OF Columbia, being known and
described ns follows: All ot lots numbered
seven (7), eight (S), aud nine C9l, IN square seven
hundred and forty-one, together with all the i'm
provements, ways, easements, rights, privileges
and appurtenances TO the same belonging Oh in
unywisc appertaining.
forms cash. A deposit OF 500 required ut
time OF sale Conveyuncng etc, at purchasers
cost. Terms 10 be complied with In ten days
from day of sale, otherwise the trustee reserves
the right to resell at the risk and cost Of the de-
faulting purchaser, after five days public notice
OF such resale In somo newspaper published In
Washington, d. Q.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-09
for 6ale--t miscellaneous.

TOR sALE-A SPLENDID CHANCE-ONE OF
the best situated luncheon rooms, fruits and
Confectionery; Just starting; to sell very cheap
owing TO departure. Address L. X, Critic Office
For SALE
Two bedroom sets and other household eff
fects lnQulre at 62S East Capitol St.